Sentence examples for wild dancing from inspiring English sources

A Rolls-Royce, followed by a shot of a woman who can't afford to buy meat, followed by wild dancing.

But it has other edible parts, which I found out about in Norway, where it grows wild, dancing along the shoreline of fjords and racing into the mountains.

When Hals wants to be flamboyant, his wild, dancing brushstrokes can take your breath away.

Christmas trolls run wild, dancing around bonfires and drinking and cavorting with those ultimate and perpetual creatures of the night, the witches.

He encouraged sexual promiscuity and wild dancing ("If you dance in life, then death will also be a dance!").

The solo tarantella, a wild dance as opposed to the stately courtly tarantella, is associated with the "curative" tarantella, an uninhibited wild dancing, often days long, or danced until the dancer drops, which was supposed to work out the poison of the bite of the tarantula spider.

The ones in a vineyard recently have this wild, dancing-in-the-vines quality.

In between photos, another nominee with a Cinderella story, Quvenzhané Wallis of "Beasts of the Southern Wild," was dancing, as usual, with her mom.

Competitors threw long spears at a distant post, each strike greeted with wild drumming, dancing and cheers from the crowd.

Meanwhile, the rock beat builds with a slow and erotic throb that reaches a mighty crescendo amid loud chanting, splashing potions, ever-wilder dancing, and gyrating camera moves.

The audience at the party was so wild, they kept dancing to the machine".